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Futures edge up, earnings this week - what's moving markets
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Berkshire Hathaway Adds Homebuilders D. R. Horton (DHI), Lennar Corp (LEN), NVR (NVR)
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Despite Major Concerns, Homebuilder Stocks Have Just Entered a Strong Period of Returns - Analyst
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KeyBanc Upgrades Homebuilders - Early Pain Equals Early Gain
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BofA Lists 12 Stocks for 2020
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Lone Pine Capital Enters Equifax (EFX), Global Payments (GPN), Netflix (NFLX), more... - 13F
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Lone Pine Capital Enters Activision (ATVI), Chewy (CHWY), Domino's (DPZ) (more...) - 13F
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S&P 500 touches record high, equals longest-ever bull run
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Jana's 13F Shows New Stake in Facebook (FB), Dr Pepper Snapple (DPS), Wells Fargo (WFC), Increase in Pinnacle (PF) (More...)
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JANA Shows New Stakes in Apple (AAPL), Boston Scientific (BSX), Dropbox (DBX), iQIYI (IQ) (more..) -13F
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Wedbush Upgrades D.R. Horton (DHI) to Outperform, Says Pullback Appears Overdone
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JANA Partners Enters Facebook (FB), Comcast (CMCSA) , Teva (TEVA) (more...) - 13F
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JANA Partners Enters Axalta Coating (AXTA), Nuance (NUA), Jack in the Box (JACK) (more...) - 13F
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Homebuilders Trade Lower Following Release of Tax Plan Details
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UPDATE: Homebuilding on Watch with Lennar Corp. (LEN) Call Ongoing
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Par Pacific Holdings (PARR) and Photronics (PLAB) to Join S&P SmallCap 600
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UPDATE: Homebuilders Show Strength Ahead of Results from KB (KBH) Tonight
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New Home Sales (Aug) 560K vs 585K Expected
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New Home Sales (Jul) 571K vs 610K Expected
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FHFA House Price Index (Jun MoM) 0.1% vs 0.5% Expected
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UPDATE: Housing Starts (Jul) 1155K vs 1220K Expected; Permits 1223K vs 1250K
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NAHB Housing Market Index 68 vs 64 Expected
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Pending Home Sales 1.5% vs 1% Expected
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New Home Sales (Jun) 610K vs 615K Expected
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FHFA House Price Index (May MoM) 0.4% vs 0.5% Expected
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S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City (May MoM) Index 0.10% vs 0.30% Expected; (YoY) 5.69% vs 5.80%
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Existing Home Sales 5.52M vs 5.57M Expected
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Housing Starts (Jun) 1215K vs 1160K Expected; Permits 1254K vs 1201K
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NAHB Housing Market Index 64 vs 67 Expected
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Pending Home Sales -0.8% vs 1% Expected
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S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City (Apr MoM) Index 0.28% vs 0.50% Expected; (YoY) 5.67% vs 5.90%
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New Home Sales (May) 610K vs 590K Expected
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FHFA House Price Index (Apr. MoM) 0.7% vs 0.5% Expected
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Existing Home Sales 5.62M vs 5.55M Expected
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Housing Starts (May) 1092K vs 1220K Expected; Permits 1168K vs 1249K
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NAHB Housing Market Index 67 vs 70 Expected
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Pending Home Sales -1.3% vs 0.5% Expected
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S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City (Mar MoM) Index 0.87% vs 0.90% Expected; (YoY) 5.89% vs 5.70%
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Existing Home Sales 5.57M vs 5.65M Expected
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New Home Sales (May) 569K vs 610K Expected
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Housing Starts (Apr) 1172K vs 1260K Expected; Permits 1229K vs 1270K
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NAHB Housing Market Index 70 vs 68 Expected
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Pending Home Sales -0.8% vs -1% Expected
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New Home Sales (Mar) 621K vs 584K Expected
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FHFA House Price Index (Feb. MoM) 0.8% vs 0.4% Expected
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S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City (MoM) Index 0.69% vs 0.72% Expected; (YoY) 5.85% vs 5.78%
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Existing Home Sales 5.71M vs 5.60M Expected
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Housing Starts (Mar) 1215K vs 1250K Expected; Permits 1260K vs 1250K
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NAHB Housing Market Index 68 vs 70 Expected
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Pending Home Sales 5.5% vs 2.5% Expected

